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Everyone's Turning Point
Matt.21:28-32
Intro.: His bony body sat erect in his wheelchair behind his desk
while the quietness of his executive office was interrupted by the
purr of the motor that inflated his constantly moving pillow upon
which his paralyzed body rested. Though his brown eyes sparkled
One could see the marks of pain written on his face. Occasionally
he would throw his head back in a burst of laughter while carefully
balancing a cigarette between his rigid crippled nicotine stained
fingers. Other times with the same movements he would cry out in
pain, "0 dear."
Eighteen months before, L. G. heard doctors say, "If he comes out
c this he'll be nothing but a vegetable." His fever peaked at
106° and remained there for a week.
Twenty years earlier L.G.'s father had given him $3,000 with which
to begin his life. The outcome of his investment, long hours, high
risks, anxieties was a prosperous dairy - and alcoholism. Upon
throwing his shoulder out of joint he was taken to the hospital
where he was given a shot of morphine to deaden the pain. An aller-gic
reaction set in that drove him out of his mind. After kicking
out the screen in his second floor hospital room, he jumped to the
pavement below breaking nearly every bone in his body.
One day he reached the turning point. He had decided the doctors
were going to be wrong. Several months were spent in recovering at
home. Paralyzed from the waist down he was carefully taken from
his bed, dressed, placed in a wheel chair, then into his car, and
off to work.
I. His thesis for survival and success was simple. Exercise good
judgment.
A. The most important ingredient in life is judgment.
1. Diagnosis is judgment, treatment involves judgment,
business required sound judgment. Judgment is the result of
discovering what is best. He would always listen carefully,
ask questions, and then make his judgment.
2. One day he said, "There is a man stealing cases of milk
from the dairy. What do you think I should do? He has worked
for me for 17 years." "Let him go," came the answer.

Everyone's Turning Point
Matt.21:28-32
Intro.: His bony body sat erect in his wheelchair behind his desk
while the quietness of his executive office was interrupted by the
purr of the motor that inflated his constantly moving pillow upon
which his paralyzed body rested. Though his brown eyes sparkled
One could see the marks of pain written on his face. Occasionally
he would throw his head back in a burst of laughter while carefully
balancing a cigarette between his rigid crippled nicotine stained
fingers. Other times with the same movements he would cry out in
pain, "0 dear."
Eighteen months before, L. G. heard doctors say, "If he comes out
c this he'll be nothing but a vegetable." His fever peaked at
106° and remained there for a week.
Twenty years earlier L.G.'s father had given him $3,000 with which
to begin his life. The outcome of his investment, long hours, high
risks, anxieties was a prosperous dairy - and alcoholism. Upon
throwing his shoulder out of joint he was taken to the hospital
where he was given a shot of morphine to deaden the pain. An aller-gic
reaction set in that drove him out of his mind. After kicking
out the screen in his second floor hospital room, he jumped to the
pavement below breaking nearly every bone in his body.
One day he reached the turning point. He had decided the doctors
were going to be wrong. Several months were spent in recovering at
home. Paralyzed from the waist down he was carefully taken from
his bed, dressed, placed in a wheel chair, then into his car, and
off to work.
I. His thesis for survival and success was simple. Exercise good
judgment.
A. The most important ingredient in life is judgment.
1. Diagnosis is judgment, treatment involves judgment,
business required sound judgment. Judgment is the result of
discovering what is best. He would always listen carefully,
ask questions, and then make his judgment.
2. One day he said, "There is a man stealing cases of milk
from the dairy. What do you think I should do? He has worked
for me for 17 years." "Let him go," came the answer.